Blog Post 41: Uber Finally Following ADA Requirements
By Christine Sara Varghese Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) prohibits private transportation companies…
Blog Post #40: Sentenced to Death on Hearsay Evidence
By Madeline Dang The Sixth Amendment guarantees all criminal defendants the right to a fair trial.[1] Inherent…
Blog Post #39: Exonerated and Vulnerable: Compensation for the Innocent and Wrongfully Convicted
By Jordyn Coad Last year was a record year for exonerations in the US.[1] 125 wrongfully convicted…
Blog Post #37: The Supreme Court’s Flippant Disregard for Corporate Law Precedent
By Brittany Knutson The majority opinion in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores, Inc. shows a lack of understanding of relevant…
Blog Post #35: Free Range Parenting, Police Discretion, and Unsubstantiated Neglect
By Aabru Madni Debates over parenting styles are always a point of contention for courts.[1] Typically, courts would…
Blog Post #34: Whether the Controlled Substances Act Preempts State Laws Legalizing Marijuana
By Chris Erly State legalization and regulatory efforts of marijuana, most notably in Colorado and Washington, conflict…
Blog Post #33: Planet Fitness’s Judgment-Free Zone Includes LGBT Protections in the Locker Room
By Isabel Gomez Planet Fitness prides itself on being a judgment-free gym where members can workout free…
Blog Post #32: Natural Hair: When Cultural Curiosity Causes Emotional Distress
By Monique Nettleford-Bruce For many black women in the United States, going “natural” has become the champion…
Blog Post #31: Same-Sex Marriage Bans Will Likely be Overturned by The Supreme Court
By Amanda Molina Recently granted certiorari by the Supreme Court for the 2015 term,Obergefell v. Hodges, consolidated with…
Blog Post #30: A Swift Change in Trademark Rights: Taylor Swift’s Battle to Protect Her Brand
By Amy Yoon The future of trademark law has a surprising new face – Taylor Swift.[1]Swift is…
